update The latest variant of the Sobig virus has the ability to spread across file-sharing networks as well as by email, making it the worst strain yet, experts warned on Tuesday afternoon.

The latest variant of the Sobig virus has the ability to spread across file-sharing networks as well as by email, making it the worst strain yet, experts warned on Tuesday afternoon. Click here ...

A week after the debut of the virulent e-mail virus known as Sobig.F, college-network administrators are still working overtime to shore up their defenses against it and two fast-spreading ...

The Sobig e-mail worm that clogged in-boxes in August was the most prolific virus of 2003, according to a top ten list of viruses published by antivirus software vendor Sophos PLC. The Abingdon ...

The SoBig virus is the latest in a series of attacks on computers that are costing increasingly more time and money. (CNN) --The SoBig.F computer virus -- which has already overwhelmed hundreds of ...

But the real chaos started Tuesday when the sixth variation of the Sobig worm appeared in in boxes. First seen in January--and so named because the original sender was listed as [email protected] ...

Origins: Sobig.F is the latest variant of yet another mass-mailing worm which exploits a vulnerability in the Microsoft Outlook e-mail client on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, and XP platforms to ...

A new variant of the SoBig email worm has stormed computers around the globe to become the fastest spreading virus yet seen, say experts. The reason for SoBig.F’s virulence appears to be a ...

A new computer worm, Sobig, is spreading on the Internet, according to alerts posted by a number of antivirus software companies. Sobig uses e-mail and shared network folders to infect machines ...

The double whammy of Blaster and now SoBig has sent hundreds of thousands of home users and many network administrators reeling as systems crash, servers collapse under the weight of a spam-like e ...

One expert said the Sobig.F e-mail virus was disguised so that anyone who clicked on a link purporting to show a sexually graphic picture became infected with the self-replicating worm ...